Natalie DiDonato, a former star of the Staten Island-based reality show “Mob Wives,” has been reported missing after not being heard from for several days. A missing-persons reported was filed in Las Vegas on Tuesday after DiDonato reportedly missed two flights home to Florida — one from Philadelphia and then another from Las Vegas, according to TMZ. Denise Fuoco, the 44-year-old’s mother, told the outlet she last spoke to DiDonato on a FaceTime call on Jan. 14, more than a week after she missed a flight from Philadelphia, where she had been visiting. Fuoco said her daughter seemed distressed when they spoke, and hastily got off the phone without clarifying where she was. Fuoco contacted the Philadelphia police after she failed to hear from DiDonato in the subsequent days. A friend later told Fuoco that DiDonato was in Las Vegas, and that she’d reached out to him late last week for help getting home to Florida. He claims to have purchased her a plane ticket but that she missed that flight as well. The friend, only identified as Ben, is believed to be the last person to hear from DiDonato. He was the one who reported her missing in Vegas. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department confirmed to Us Weekly on Tuesday that DiDonato was the subject of a missing-persons report, and that they are actively investigating. “We need your help! If anyone has seen my girl Natalie DiDonato, please report it right away to the authorities,” her former co-star Renee Graziano wrote on Instagram Tuesday. “We are all very worried and just ask to be on the look out and report anything that can help us bring her home safely.” DiDonato appeared as a recurring cast member on season 5 of “Mob Wives” in 2015. She also worked as a real estate broker, nightlife promoter and occasional actress.